Description

BICESTER SHEEP STREET SP5822S (East side) 3/108 No.10 22/07/76 GV II House, now bank. Late C18/early C19, altered mid C19 and C20. Rendered walls with stucco dressings. Double-depth plan, now extended. 3 storeys. 6-window front, with plinth, storeybands and moulded cornice, has a rusticated ground floor, on the right breaking around a full-height pilaster, and on the left around an added 5-sided full-height projection with 3 windows at each floor. The main doorway, in bay 4, is centrally placed and has a mid-Cl9 stone porch; to right of it is a blind window, and to extreme right an arched secondary entrance. Canted section has 4-light sashes, but remaining windows have earlier 12-pane sashes, all first-floor windows with moulded architraves. High plain parapet conceals the roof. Interior not inspected. Probably originally a flat 5-window front.

Listing NGR: SP5858122458

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